Tenebrae Choir - 'Miserere mei, Deus ' - Allegri
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Tenebrae Choir, conducted by Nigel Short, treat us to this beautiful choral piece 'Miserere mei, Deus' by Gregorio Allegri. The video was shot in St Bartholomew The Great in London, and the atmosphere created is perfect. This track is from the album, In Paradisum#tenebraechoir #choral #misereremeideus #allegri #choir #church #cathedral #stbartholomew #london #awardwinning #jeeni #music #choralists #singers #independent #choralmusic #classicalmusic #classicalchoralmusic #opera #musicvideo #musicfest #community #talent #unsigned #creatives #fans #superfans #fair
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